Joplin High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

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'qu M fy Meer M8 79QCk37M The days roll around but a Week never passes that historical know- ledge isnlt added to our 'gbrain pow- er. By means of a history book, We learn the deeds of Alexander the Great, Napoleon, and many others. For present day events we exchange the texts for magazines and news- paper articles, and We'll all agree historical hints help. Qffdlcmcaf JMQ gffeffl Histoi V F. I.. BARTON I E. 0. HUMPHREY History ,LM, ce 19447 J W. THOMAS History SPENCER C. FRINK History MISS WINIFRED LAN' 4 o

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to NSWAQM 74 aZwWAgeZ p Administration- that's our i job. We governed the student body with a firm and resolute p c hand, striving toward more student direction throughout the school. Progressisism Cas Francis saysj was our motto, and we did progress as to more co-operation and un- derstanding between teachers and pupils. A grand and glor- ious year it was at the head of our dear old J. H. S. Francis and Deanie chart their course. Last Row: Francis McCracken, Henry Robertson, Paul Arrowood, David Smith, Ervin Patrick, Haskell Doss, Bill Parker. Third Row: Ronny Apfel, Charles Edds, Don Lindner, Burton Warden, Cecil Sampley, Bill Pearson. Stanley Lea, David Fraley. Second Row: Campbell Griffin, Monte Lamb, Pat Frazier, Mary Ann Rowland, Virginia Buxton, Margaret Deatheraae, Merle Young, liudrly Burke. First Row: Mary Lou Crawford, Beverly Watson, Betty Jo Angel, Mary Van Pool. Donna Wood, Elaine Auffenhurg, Deanie Wilson, Florence Farrell.

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.414 U V. ii -.1 .?' P I 9 I 3' , ' A M l' ' ..- K f J S MISS GRAVE COLVIN MISS LEAII C. ROBINSON MISS EIJZAISETH DAVIS Engligh English I,iIu'ai'iaii LZWZQM 5446441 KWLLWZM S .IIGAN VNIISERGER MISS ANNIE LEE LOGAN linglish English MRS. IDOR.-X l'LRIl'I MRS. KA'l'IlERINE OIIER lingrlish 'I Engxlish A 1117 it 'Wa S W? gi Our English teachers initiate us into the mysteries of gerunds, conjugations, pronouns, and dia- grammingg then guide us as we read Monsieur Beaucairef' t'Thanatopsisf' i'lVlacbeth. and other literature. They also help us in original composition, and as a result many of our English students have won awards in both prose and poetry contests.